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STRATEGY FOR CULVER Sisters coach Roy Runco, left, and his javelin thrower Tom Smith,
contemplate strategy they'll use today when Sisters hosts Culver in a track and field meet.
Culver nipped Sisters earlier this season by 2 points. (Photo by John Buchner).
'It won't last'
Mays says of
his hit splurge
CHICAGO (UPI) - Wondrous
Willie Mays had seven words
today to pessimistically de
scribe the best start he's ever
had with a bat in major league
baseball.
"Amazing, ain't it?" he said.
"But it won't last."
Mays battered Chicago Cubs
starter Dick Ellsworth for two
hits in three appearances at
the plate Wednesday, punched
another single off reliever
Wayne Schurr and finally
grounded out against' Don El
ston in his last appearance for
a three for five day.
The .600 performance for the
game, a 4-0 win for the San
Francisco Giants for their first
shutout of the year, elevated
Mays' batting average for the
season, 11 games so far, to
.488, tops in the National
League.
"I can't explain it," Mays
said cheerfully. "Sure, it's the
best start I ever had. But it
won't last. I know that. I don't
think I've ever gone through a
year without a slump, and I
won't this year. But it's amaz
ing, ain't it?" .
Play at Harmon
American Leagures
face season action
As are the other Little Lea-, Mike Cashman, Steve Halligan,
gues, the American League this Gary Rutherford, Dale Kofford,
Ko nnmrco f James Lanier, Charles McGilv
summerwill be composed of Patrick 'Nelson Mark
four teams. Noakes, Jay Taylor, and Larry
Players and coaches, team by Korrod.
team, are as follows: otners are Michael Bach,
Mtdo-Land Coach, Robert pat Rutherford, Gordon Stills,
Hawes, 382-1388. Players, Don-; Martin Huber, Stephen Harris,
aid Ivy, Brian K. Barney. Gary Shawn Cashman, Rickey Miller,
Tubbs, Jerry Hunter, Gary Dennis Jones, Larry Bergstralh,
Hamby, Craig A. Osmundson, David Harris, and John Doug-
cnanes Kecior, uavm ivy, jonn :
Gould, Michael Crabtree, Rich
ard Edwards, Bill Ackerman,
Gregory James Byers, Randy
James Baker, James Lee Sil
lett, Dale Reinhart, William Ed
wards, Gene McLennan, Ken
neth Ivy, and Hans Block.
Brandit Coaches are, Low
ell McMeen, 382-3849, and Don
Fuqua, 382-6640. Players, Chris
Wetle, Barry Somerville, Javan
Marsh, Jim Stipe, Hank Ship
man, Randy James Cole, James
Barnett, Mark Carlton, Bruce
Faddis, David M. Fuqua, Daryl
McMeen, Terry Somerville,
Bradley Marsh, Keith Lucas,
and Jay C. Gulliford
Others are, Roger Ewing, Rex
Lee Wardlaw, Elmer Wayne
Musgrave, Kevin McAfee,
Charles Chenoweth, Mich ael
Blanton, Jon Valley, Je f f r e y
Noxon. Scott D. Marvin, Curtis
Jacobson. Kenneth Musgrave, I
Richard Wright. j
Meow Coach, Don Halligan, !
382-5758. Players. Maurice Doug-i
lass, Allen McGilvray, John
Rutherford, Bruce Westfall, Da- .t
vid Buckey, Douglas Herland,
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CO teams in track
diamond wars today
By Web Ruble '
Bulletin Staff Writer
For a Thursday, Central Ore
gon prep athletic quatis have
an unusually busay. of spofts
activity.. , .s V;-!
Today's the day,ithat B e n a
High School's powerful , track
and field team treks to either
Tigard or West linn, i for . a
three - way track, meet.
Not originally on the schedule.
the Tigard-West Linn meet was
secured after Coach Hoot Moore
learned that the Crook County
team had cancelled their dual
meet with Bend.
Prineville has only a four-man
track team, it was explained,
and does nofJiave enough men
to fill all the events. Prineville,
as a result, cancelled its dual
meets with Bend and Madras.
Through negotiations between
assistant coach Jack Lutz and
a relative of his at Tigard, the
West Linn -Tigard affair was
lined up as a replacement.
Rain Influences
Today's meet was scheduled
lass
Dairy Queen Coaches, Jim
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Don H o u k , Harry Klawitter,
Clyde Billings, Donal Emerson,
Randy Corbett, Rod Carpenter,
Danny Cutter, Daniel J. Ries,
Greg Garibay, Scott McGinnis,
Jerry Preston, Terry Knopsny
der, Tim Llnville, John Mur
phy, and Michael Folle.
Others are, Alan Burmelster,
Gifford James Aklns, Eamey
McKenzie, Robert Stephen, Da
vid Wiles, Mike Ramsey, Tom
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for Tigard, but if it rained the
meet was to be moved to West
Linn. Bend goes into the troica
affair somewhat of a favorite.
i'but'Bend coach Hoot Moore of-
Te'rdd that Tigard could give the
locals a rough time of it.
i-;WhiIe the tracksters are dash
ing 4n the valley, the Bend base-
bailers of Coach Bill Bauer are
at Redmond for a pair with
Coach Buck Kauffman's Panth
ers. Here again, Bend was the fa
vorite, but Redmond has always
spelled trouble for the Lava
Bears at Redmond, no matter
what the sport.
Bend, currently with a strong
hold on the Intermountain's
western division second place,
today was facing a nine that
was twice vanquished by cellar
dwelling Prineville last week
end. Neither coach was available
this morning to announce their
starters. Redmond may have
gone with Derald Parsons or
Ken Shortreed. Dick Hollenbeck,
Jim- Matson, and Mike Metke
were possible starters for Bend.
Sisters-Culver
Over at Sisters, it was track
time. Culver afforded the dual
meet competition. Culver, who
posted a narrow 2-point victory
over Coach Roy Runco's Sisters
track team earlier this year, of
fered today some outstanding
performers.
Among them was Rick Ur
back, a track dynamo who has
been a winner in the 100 and 220
sprints this year, as well as a
contender in some field evengs.
Mighty Mites
await final race
Bend's Mighty Mite skiers
will wind up their racing sea
sen this weekend with the Sth
annual May Day Races on
Bachelor Butte.
A two-run slalom will run
Saturday with a giant slalom
en Sunday. Races start at 11
a.m. both days.
Following the first day of
racing, Saturday evening will
see the tot skiers convent
with parents and coaches at
the Bend Senior High School
cafeteria for a dinner.
Scheduled from ( to 7:30,
the dinner Is offered for a
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Two horses are the
By Oscar Fraley
UPI Stiff Writer
NEW YORK (UPI)-You have
to be flakey to go against the
big one-two punch, namely Hill
Rise and Northern Dancer, in
Saturday's Kentucky Derby.
It s a set-up which is a chalk
eater's dream, said citizens
being devotees of short priced
favorites. Because if one of
them doesn't win it then the
other one will have to bang
down first. -
But as a member in fairly
good standing of the knock
down the favorite chowder and
marching society I have to go
with an oat grinder named the
Scoundrel.
Now anybody whose cranial
cavity isn't packed with rocks
and who even faintly suspicions
the difference between class
and the brass of the others who
will go to the post can tell you
it s no contest except tor tne
big two. They'll battle it out
through the stretch and folks
will be lighting the kerosene
lamps in my old Kentucky home
before the remainder ot tne
field ambles in for dinner.
Big Pay
The Scoundrel hasn't beaten
anybody of note since Lincoln
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Mays, Romano
lead majors
batting stats
Major League Leaders
By United Press International
National League
G. AB R. H. Pet.
Mays, SF
11 43 18 21 .488
10 43 11 19 .442
Allen, Phil
Santo, Chi
Hrkness, NY
Clmnte, Pitt
Pinson, Cin
10 33 7 14 .424
10 35
13 57
10 41
14 52
7 14 .400
9 21 .368
6 15 .366
6 18 .346
Fox, Hou
Johnson, Cin 9 26
Cardnas, Cin 12 41
McCrvr, StL 12 41
7 9 .346
7 14 .341
5 14 .341
American League
Romano, Clev 8 31 7 13 .419
Fregosi, LA 12 47 13 19 .404
Malzone. Bos 12 47 5 18 .383
Bressud, Bos 12 50
6 19 .380
Oliva, Minn
12 54
8 30
9 33
11 43
10 29
9 29
11 20 .370
Tresh, NY
Hansen, Chi
11 .367
12 .364
15 .349
Robnsn, Bait
Hall, Minn
Causey, KC
10 .345
10 .345
Home Runs
National League Mays,
Giants 7; Howard, Dodgers 6;
Williams, Cubs; Allen, Phils;
McCovey, Giants, all 5.
American League Skow-
row, Senators 4; Allen, Twins;
Romano, Indians; Wagner, Indi
ans; Zimmer, Senators, all 3.
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It has to be admitted that old
Fearless, off his record, would
not have chosen the right nag
in Paul Revere's one- horse
walkover. The record, you
might say, is spottier than a
litter of Dalmatians.
Memories of past derbies tin
gle with long-priced selections
which, somehow, never quite
got up to the wire in time. If
they finished on the same after
noon it had to be regarded as
somewhat sensational.
There was Prego, a handsome
colt. Fifteenth and dead last.
There was Our Dad, who ar
rived home late, as usual. And
there was Counterman, a fight
ing 17th; Cold Command, a
fast-closing ninth who might
have caught them all if the
distance had been a hundred
miles instead of e mile and a
quarter.
The juiciest ol all was unance
It Tony. He went off at a
rousing 245 to 1 and if there's
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they only have enough strength
to stagger out of the gate.
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Chance It Tony made It all
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and, while 'h it's some short of
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ly, and you'll remember him, a
Officials of
WHL deny
possible folding
VANCOUVER, B.C. (UPI)-
Officials of the Western Hockey
League denied Wednesday night
the organization will told at its
annual meeting in Seattle next
month.
A front-page story in the Ed
monton Journal said that Ed
monton and Calgary, who took
a one-year leave of absence
last season, will withdraw per
manently. The story also quoted an un
named American source as say
ing "the fanatic determination
of Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco to gain admission to the
National Hockey League" could
bring the collapse of the West
ern Hockey League this spring.
The Vancouver Canucks also
are reported up for sale after
a losing season financially.
Al Leader of Seattle, league
president, denied any knowledge
that the California teams Intend
to withdraw. San Francisco and
Los Angeles team officials also
have denied they will break up
the league.
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hayburner called Silky Sullivan.
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was 12 in a 14-horse field.
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came m 1946 when a Jockey
named Andy Loturco, in a dawn
session at the jockey's restau
rant on the backstretch, con
vinced this one that Dark Jun
gle was going to win.
"We 11 Just lay in third place
til we hit the head of the
stretch," he said. "Then we'll
make our move."
The lights glinted out a
beautiful 60 to 1 message and
these hot, grubby little paws
clutched a solid deck of mutuel
tickets on Dark Jungle. And
there he was, running third just
as Loturco had predicted, at the
head of the stretch.
Then he made his move.
All the way back to 12th
place.
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Spokane, Bees lead
Portland Bevos edge
Salt Lake in PCL
By United Press International
Spokane and Salt Lake City
continued to lead the Pacific
Coast League Western and
t-astern Divisions but both clubs
lost Wednesday night. The Indi
ans dropped a 7-5 verdict to
Arkansas while the Bees were
nudged by Portland 4-2.
In other games Tacoma
clipped Indianapolis 4-3, Seattle
beat Denver 3-1 while San Die
go whipped Dallas 6-4. The Ok
lahoma City game at Hawaii
was rained out.
Costen Shockley cracked a
pair of home runs and drove in
five runs to pace Arkansas to
its second straight victory over
Spokane.
The score was tied at 5-5 in
the sixth. However, Shockley's
second homer scored two runs
in the bottom of the inning to
cinch the victory. Bobby Locke
won in a fine relief perform
ance while ihad nnotson, sec
ond of four Indian hurlers, ab
sorbed the loss.
A home run by Tom Agee In
the eighth inning gave Portland
its victory over the Bees. Al
Lary, the losing hurier, had a
one-hitter through seven Innings.
Jim Weaver went the distance
for his first triumph of the sea
son. Dick Dietz smashed a home
run off relief hurier Ed Notlle
in the eighth inning to give Ta
coma the win over Indianapolis.
Pinch hitter Len Johnson hit
a homer for the Indians in the
seventh and until the sixth, Gi
ant starter Al Stanek had a no
hitter working. The Giants are
one game behind Spokane in
the western Division.
Tony Perez' seventh homer of
the season gave San Diego t
victory over Dallas. The Rang
ers now have lost five straight.
Starter Dan Neville needed help
but gained his second win of
the season against one loss:
Ranger starter Bill Colligan
lasted until the fourth frame
when he was blasted to the
shnwprc nftor oivlncr nn fivA
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homer. Art Shamsky also col
lected a round-tripper in the
frame with one man on base.
Ranger infieldcr Jim Hughes
hit three run blast in the
seventh.
In perhaps the best pitching
performance of the evening,
Jerry Stephenson doled out four
hits as Seattle downed Denver
3-1. He gave but one hit until
two were out in the eighth
when Tommy Aaron doubled
and scored on two infield outs.
Bob Guindon drove in two Se
attle runs with a single in the
first and a double in the sixth.
Coast loop
Standings
By United Press International
Western Division
W. L. Pet. GB
Spokane 8 5 .615
Tacoma 6 5 .545 1
Seattle 5 4 .556 1
San Diego 7 7 .500 1V4
Portland 6 6 .600 Hi
Hawaii 6 7 .462 2
Eastern Division
W. L. Pet. GB
Salt Lake City .. 7 5 .583 -
Denver 8 6 .571
Arkansas 5 4 .556 'A
Oklahoma City 7 6 .538 'i
Indianapolis ...... 3 7 .300 2Vi
Dallas 4 10 .286 4
Wednesday's Results
Arkansas 7 Spokane 5
Tacoma 4 Indianapolis 3
Seattle 3 Denver 1
Portland 4 Salt Lake City 2
Okla City at Hawaii ppd rain
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